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I posted a small script that lets you run doctests in a specific file or module in your project. Running doctests from a specific file or module: LINK.
It makes sure that the correct testing environment is loaded (emulating what manage.py test does). Hope this helps.
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I think the way python doctests work is to simply run all doctests in a module in the same interpreter instance.
I doubt that manage.py can alter that basic behavior of python doctests.
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